Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-03-25
LOCAL MATTERS

Monday. Further mention next week.
New line OF Embrorderies at
w. BARToNs.
MIR. Adam Crossmon, OF Millbury,
was in Toledo on Sunday TO attend the
funeral of brother who had died some
time since and had been placed in vault.
Suits for children from 4 to 10 years
of age, at A. WILLIAMS.
Why can't we have a branch OF the
Wood County Creamary over at Perrys.
burg2 We like cream better than skim
milk,
Money toLoan. Inquire of
II. l.. PECK, Agent.
The Ladies' Centennial Society will
hold their next social at the residence of
Mrs. H. M. Hoover, Friday April lst.
Supper served from G to s o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extened 10 all.
We have the finest line of White
Goods, Laces and Embroiderics this
spring that we have ever shown.
A. WILLIAMS.
Mrs. Halliday and family removed
10 their new home at Sidney last week,
and .he Brothers have got their new sup
rly house open to the public. They want
the JOURNAL down there.
"A large new stock of Wall Paper
and Ceiling Decorations at
A. II. CHAMPNEY's.
We are requested to announce that
the Maumee Valley Fishermen's Asso-
citation will hold a meeting in Perrys-
burg one week from to. o.morrow, Satur-
day, April I'd. This organization to
protect the fish is a move in the right
direction.
Mr.. E. L. Blue has been giving in
struction to several of our young men
on the violin for some time past, with
good results, and they are now forming
an amateur orchestra and fitting up n
room in one of Mr.. Lawrence's build
ings for meetings and practice.
Splendid value in Jean or Cotton
ade Pant at Sl.00 per pair at
a. WILLIAMS.
We direct attention to the Pros
pectus of the Cleveland Daily Press in
this issue. 1t is rather new feature in
reaching the farmer with daily paper,
and at the same price as weekly. but
that is what the Pres is going to do. 1t
will pay any farmer living convenient
to a postoflie to Try the Iitess for year.
.l
Paints, Varnishes and Oils at
A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
As matters are now beginning to
develop in this county it will be neces
sary TO send out more missionaries for
recruits to "g;ne the ring" and start up
some more side shows. Of course it is
only question of time in all such mat
ters, but it is very harrassing to the ner-
vous system and financial interests of
many people to await the slow process
in such instances.
+ We have just received complete
: line of Ladies', Misses and ChilGren's
, Shoes for spring wear. Please examine
and compare prices. A. WILLIAMS.
We direct attention to the new ad-
vertisemept of Mr.. 5. P. Tolman, dealer
in lumber. Mr.. 7. informs us that he
, is selling more lumber and shingles this
spring than ever before. BE also de-
sires us to say to those parties who car
{, ry off lumber at night that he some times
has a man around who carries a revol.
yer, and it might prove to be cheaper to
get said lumber in daytime So that
proper credit may be given for enter
!. prise.
!, -Cume and see those New GuudS II
Rock Bottom Prices ut W. BARToNs.
!. At odd times during last iall ant
this spring Mr.. Fred l.. Mahr has made
= several valuable improvements 10 his tur-
ming Shop and he'd spring manniHclory
putting in small engine 20 thai lie cal
I run either by steam or horse power, o
both; has put new fence around resi-
dence, and generally improved NIL til,
. surroundings in that quarter. He ha
now settled down to busress in the man
uiaci"iy uf wlre and slat springs, luukin,
10 the Happiness aud cumfur, ol others n,
wei as his own. Nnbuiy should be with
e Ut item when they are sO cheap.
Our MEMS Fine Shoes at 50 0C
: 81 80, 81 70, So 90, $3.50 and $500 hav,
! never been cXcelled in value, and on
, rapidly increasing trade on these good
( is conclusive evidence of their popular
ity with the young men.
A WILLIAMS.
MIR. Thomas Elliott, one of the pio
neefs of Lake township. dicl nj l,i4 resi-
dcnce II sh"r distance west OF Millhury %,
Sunday afternoon, Of heart disease, agct
73 years. Mr.. Elliott located in Lake
twp. some 2S years ago aud has SlwHys en-
joycd the coi ifdcnce of his neighhors M
considerations and upright citizen. Hi
wife died many years ago, leaving hin
with Fix little ones Ia care for, which h,
has done most bounlifully. Three If hi
daughters are now married, and all lee
deeply the luss ol kind father and boun-
tlnl provider for every want OF The iamil,
left 10 his care.
Watches, Clocks ,Jewelry, Spectacle
Special attention givento Repairing. A
Warranted. JOHN URFLUH,
80 Monroe ST. Toledo.
In recent issue of the Bucyrus Jour
nal is chronicled u delicate surgical oper-
alton. Two roughs set upon II youni
man that WAS passing along the road n
night alone and severely beat him, Nearl
year later violent inflammation at
lacked the right eye, caused by the loss q
a body called the crystalent lense, Short
ly the left eye became implicated and TO
tai aud incurable blindness WAS inevitabl